California Wireless Association
In-coming president of the California Wireless Association, a statewide trade group
PROFILE
Robert Jystad
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FROM Robert Jystad
Which Way, L.A.?
The No Longer Hidden Cost of Wireless Technology Wireless technology is expanding fast to meet consumer demand for more and faster service. But it comes with a cost. There will be thousands of new transmitters installed in Southern California neighborhoods. Last year in Burbank, residents beat back plans for 12 new antennas for wireless transmission in a church steeple.
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